Interview the person below you

Deja Boo

If it is, I'd be in the poorhouse.

Do you snore?

Trigger Happy

Only when very very drunk.

Would persistent snoring be a deal breaker for you in a relationship?

Trigger Happy

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Only when very very drunk.

Would persistent snoring be a deal breaker for you in a relationship?

Probably, in all honesty.
They'd have to make an effort to go to a sleep clinic at the very least.


Ever been to Africa?

Trigger Happy

I have, but not the interesting parts.

Will you be out and about today?

supermouse

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I have, but not the interesting parts.

Will you be out and about today?

Its 9:14pm so not any more, I was out and about this afternoon though.

Have you ever lived in another country?

arybvtcw0eolkf

supermouse wrote: »

Its 9:14pm so not any more, I was out and about this afternoon though.

Have you ever lived in another country?

I've served on UN tours of duty in other countries which are usually six months in duration, but not actually lived as a citizen.

Are you a beer snob?

_blaaz

Elaina Damp Infantry wrote: »

I've served on UN tours of duty in other countries which are usually six months in duration, but not actually lived as a citizen.

Are you a beer snob?

Nah....not really hugest.fan of beer tbh,even that craft stuff is bit too strong tasting for my liking





Whats weirdest thing you know someone is snobby about

arybvtcw0eolkf

_blaaz wrote: »

Nah....not really hugest.fan of beer tbh,even that craft stuff is bit too strong tasting for my liking





Whats weirdest thing you know someone is snobby about

Gin.. Gin bastards. Its a gin, ten years ago you couldn't give the stuff away for nothing (well maybe to spinsters) and now it seems everyone's a gin snob.

Do you like gin?.

_blaaz

Elaina Damp Infantry wrote: »

Gin.. Gin bastards. Its a gin, ten years ago you couldn't give the stuff away for nothing (well maybe to spinsters) and now it seems everyone's a gin snob.

Do you like gin?.

I actually tried a mates gin one night,havnt a clue name of what she was drinking

But it was ok tbf and id drink it again






Do you drink whiskey

arybvtcw0eolkf

_blaaz wrote: »

I actually tried a mates gin one night,havnt a clue name of what she was drinking

But it was ok tbf and id drink it again






Do you drink whiskey

Is the Pope a Catholic?.. Yes, but only Irish. I find Scottish whiskey too complex.

Are dog farts worse than Guinness farts?. (one of my dogs is fvcking rotten atm)

RMAOK

Both can be ripe tbh

Do you eat much fruit?

0lddog

RMAOK wrote: »

Both can be ripe tbh

Do you eat much fruit?

Not as much as when I was younger


Do I dare eat a peach ?
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( Hint : https://www.bartleby.com/198/1.html ..........Jeepers but didnt Eliot write some wicked stuff )

RMAOK

No peach - they're disgusting imo

Are you ambidextrous?

Widdershins

RMAOK wrote: »

No peach - they're disgusting imo

Are you ambidextrous?

I am but my boyfriend much more so. Oddly I was just thinking about how I handle things.

Gin is an alcoholic teacher's drink.

Can you identify constellations (I can't . never tried.)

RMAOK

Some of the more obvious ones.

How tall are you?

KikiLaRue

RMAOK wrote: »

Some of the more obvious ones.

How tall are you?

5”5

Do you lose stuff often?

gifted

KikiLaRue wrote: »

5”5

Do you lose stuff often?

Always but always seem to find it again, like last month I lost half a stone but this month I found it again...amazing right???.....****s sake






Any hols planned?

Widdershins

RMAOK wrote: »

Some of the more obvious ones.

How tall are you?

5'9''

Do you have a favourite breed of dog, if you like dogs?

RMAOK

German Shepard

No holidays planned yet


Have you any dogs?

Widdershins

KikiLaRue wrote: »

5”5

Do you lose stuff often?

My marbles. still looking for them.

Do you go camping ?

Widdershins

RMAOK wrote: »

German Shepard

No holidays planned yet


Have you any dogs?

They're very clever . I look after two dogs, none of my own. Doggy stepmother. I like wolfhounds, huskies and Heinz 57's.

Do you have any cats?

The Young Wan

Widdershins wrote: »

They're very clever . I look after two dogs, none of my own. Doggy stepmother. I like wolfhounds, huskies and Heinz 57's.

Do you have any cats?

Two, at my parent's house

Last Disney film you watched?

Copal

The Young Wan wrote: »

Two, at my parent's house

Last Disney film you watched?

Frozen, after a year i still cant let it go

Do you have a current best friend, and if so what do you think draws you to them/makes you enjoy their company?

KikiLaRue

Copal wrote: »

Frozen, after a year i still cant let it go

Do you have a current best friend, and if so what do you think draws you to them/makes you enjoy their company?

Not exactly, but I suppose my closest friend and I are able to make each other laugh even when discussing the darkest of topics!

Are you single?

KikiLaRue

KikiLaRue wrote: »

Not exactly, but I suppose my closest friend and I are able to make each other laugh even when discussing the darkest of topics!

Are you single?

I am.

Are relationships overrated?

Widdershins

The Young Wan wrote: »

Two, at my parent's house

Last Disney film you watched?

No idea , I was a child.

favourite film?

hottest food you've ever eaten ?

Copal

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I am.

Are relationships overrated?

No, if anything the single binge pint fuelled one night feek life is overrated, fun for a while but bores quickly.

What book did you read as a young adult that "changed your life"?

Widdershins

Copal wrote: »

No, if anything the single binge pint fuelled one night feek life is overrated, fun for a while but bores quickly.

What book did you read as a young adult that "changed your life"?

Maybe ''Junk'' by Melvin Burgess (although I'm sure there were others ). It felt like a warning .I have heroin addicted friends now and something about the way they go hell for leather at everything reminds me of me. Addictive personalities.

same question ?

Copal

Copal wrote: »

No, if anything the single binge pint fuelled one night feek life is overrated, fun for a while but bores quickly.

What book did you read as a young adult that "changed your life"?

I'm not sure. I don't think any book has changed my life but there have certainly been a few which taught me a thing or two. When I was in my early twenties I read Sebastian Faulks On Green Dolphin Street. It made me think about love in a different way and how there is no such thing as perfect but we love regardless.

Same question but replace book with film ?

Widdershins

Widdershins wrote: »

Copal wrote: »

No, if anything the single binge pint fuelled one night feek life is overrated, fun for a while but bores quickly.

What book did you read as a young adult that "changed your life"?

Maybe ''Junk'' by Melvin Burgess (although I'm sure there were others ). It felt like a warning .I have heroin addicted friends now and something about the way they go hell for leather at everything reminds me of me. Addictive personalities.

same question ?

Junk was a strange book..I found myself watching the movie of it years later going "I've read this book.. what bloody movie is this?"

What film?.. Probably Pi..
Thought it was brilliant.. I've bought it 5 or six times between video and DVD,and for a finish, it mirrored my life in an odd way..

Would you look forward to a movie due to who directed it?